A new report from Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman says the 2021 iPhone may have an always-on display similar to Apple’s watch, and Android phones have had it for some time. Gurman wrote in his Power On newsletter that the phones will have improved battery life, a smaller notch on the screen, better video recording, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a faster A15 chip.

This isn’t the first time a leak has suggested Apple is working on always-on displays for upcoming iPhones. Leaker Max Weinbach hinted earlier this year that Apple could use the same type of low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) panels that its watches have on future iPhones.

It is in accordance with BloombergThe previous report of “at least one” of the four new iPhones will include an LTPO display. The technology dynamically adjusts the screen refresh rates of watches to conserve battery life. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also said earlier this year that the Pro iPhones coming this year will have LTPO displays and 120Hz refresh rates.

In addition to the possibility of always-on iPhone screens, Gurman said Apple will likely announce new MacBook Pros this fall, “between September and November at the latest.” The computers will begin production in the third quarter, he adds.

A new report from Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman says the 2021 iPhone may have an always-on display similar to Apple’s watch, and Android phones have had it for some time. Gurman wrote in his Power On newsletter that the phones will have improved battery life, a smaller notch on the screen, better video recording, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a faster A15 chip.

This isn’t the first time that a leak has suggested Apple is working on always-on displays for upcoming iPhones. Leaker Max Weinbach hinted earlier this year that Apple could use the same type of low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) panels that its watches have on future iPhones.

It is in accordance with BloombergThe previous report of “at least one” of the four new iPhones will include an LTPO display. The technology dynamically adjusts the screen refresh rates of watches to conserve battery life. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also said earlier this year that the Pro iPhones coming this year will have LTPO displays and 120Hz refresh rates.

In addition to the possibility of always-on iPhone screens, Gurman said Apple will likely announce new MacBook Pros this fall, “between September and November at the latest.” The computers will begin production in the third quarter, he adds.